It may lie in the hidden depths of the abdominal cavity, and its appearance, size and purpose may be obscure to the average person.
"The Hidden Depths of Sandra Boynton's Board Books" (October 8, 2015): Ian Bogost on the hidden meanings in classics like "The Going to Bed Book".
When scientists wonder about the hidden depths of a moon or planet, they usually look for signs that it has a magnetic field.
The largest and most awe-inspiring waves of the ocean are invisible; they move ponderously and unceasingly on their courses far down in the hidden depths of the sea.
The lilies trembling in the hidden depths of his ponds were "impossible things", and in the attempt to paint them he pursued a vision "to the point of self‑annihilation".
Many of those artists were called Surrealists, and they believed that it was from the hidden depths, the darkness of the sleeping (or perhaps part-sleeping, part-juddering) self, that the truth emerged; and that truth included the imaginative truth of dreams, which could readily be transcribed by the artist.
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Going back to the root meaning of the Hebrew word, what we're asked to undertake is in fact a conversion – a turning – towards the truth: towards the God who is eternally active and giving in ways beyond our concepts, towards the hidden depths of who we ourselves are – and thus towards the face of the earth, seeing it freshly in its unfathomable interrelatedness.
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The look on Rob Brydon's face is a perfect balance between snorting scepticism and the fear that maybe he's right, maybe the universe really is that unfair, and the people who get the bad behaviour also get to have the hidden depths.
